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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

so+adj.+a/an+n

My teacher talked to us about the differences between "so" and "such", and she mentioned this pattern:so+adj.+a/an+n eg:"so good a day", but i don't seem to be familiar with what she said. Is that pattern grammatically correct? Can we use it in daily life?
  

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The example is rather lame, but the patten is natural, yes. I've never had so wonderful a day as I've had with you today. I've never had such a wonderful day as the one I've had with you today.

— Mister Micawber

  • The example is rather lame, but the patten is natural, yes.
  • I've never had so wonderful a day as I've had with you today.
  • I've never had such a wonderful day as the one I've had with you today.
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The example is rather lame, but the patten is natural, yes.

I've never had so wonderful a day as I've had with you today.
I've never had such a wonderful day as the one I've had with you today.
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